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<p>What is the bread called that is commonly known in France?</p>

What is the bread called that is commonly known in France?

Baguette

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What are the four ingredients that baguettes can legally contain?

Flour, water, yeast, salt

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<p>What is a reason small bakeries in France are struggling?</p>

What is a reason small bakeries in France are struggling?

Rising costs of materials

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<p>How many hours does a fresh baguette stay fresh before going stale?</p>

How many hours does a fresh baguette stay fresh before going stale?

6 hours

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<p>What is this bread called?</p>

What is this bread called?

croissant

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<p>What does the term 'Mardi Gras' literally translate to?</p>

What does the term 'Mardi Gras' literally translate to?

Fat Tuesday

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<p>What is hidden inside a traditional king cake?</p>

What is hidden inside a traditional king cake?

A small figurine or plastic baby is hidden inside a traditional king cake.

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<p>Which religion is most closely associated with Mardi Gras?</p>

Which religion is most closely associated with Mardi Gras?

Mardi Gras is most closely associated with Christianity, particularly the Catholic tradition.

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<p>Which two cities are named as the biggest hosts of Mardi Gras/Carnival celebrations?</p>

Which two cities are named as the biggest hosts of Mardi Gras/Carnival celebrations?

New Orleans, Louisiana and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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<p>What are the social organizations that put on parades and balls called?</p>

What are the social organizations that put on parades and balls called?

They are called 'krewes.'

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<p>What are the coins thrown from the floats called?</p>

What are the coins thrown from the floats called?

'doubloons.'

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<p>What does the motto 'Travail, Justice, Solidarité' translate to?</p>

What does the motto 'Travail, Justice, Solidarité' translate to?

The motto translates to 'Work, Justice, Solidarity.'

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<p>Who is Black M?</p>

Who is Black M?

Black M is a famous singer and rapper who is Guinean.

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<p>What are the colors of the Guinée flag?</p>

What are the colors of the Guinée flag?

The colors of the Guinée flag are red, yellow, and green.

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<p>What is the capital of Guinée?</p>

What is the capital of Guinée?

Conakry

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<p>What is Guinée's soccer team known as?</p>

What is Guinée's soccer team known as?

the Syli National, which translates to 'National Elephants.'

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<p>When was the Eiffel Tower built?</p>

When was the Eiffel Tower built?

1889

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<p>Did French people like the Eiffel Tower when it was first built?</p>

Did French people like the Eiffel Tower when it was first built?

No, many people said it was ugly and were scared it would fall on them.

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<p>Who was Gustave Eiffel?</p>

Who was Gustave Eiffel?

Gustave Eiffel was the engineer who designed and oversaw the construction of the Eiffel Tower.

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<p>For how many years was the Eiffel Tower originally planned to stand before being demolished?</p>

For how many years was the Eiffel Tower originally planned to stand before being demolished?

20 years

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<p>Name at least 2 other cities in the world that have their own Eiffel Tower.</p>

Name at least 2 other cities in the world that have their own Eiffel Tower.

Las Vegas, USA and Tokyo, Japan, Paris, Texas Cincinnati, Ohio all have their own replicas of the Eiffel Tower.

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<p>What unique feature did Gustave Eiffel include at the very top of the Eiffel Tower for his personal use?</p>

What unique feature did Gustave Eiffel include at the very top of the Eiffel Tower for his personal use?

Gustave Eiffel had a private apartment at the top of the Eiffel Tower.

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<p>Who is Kylian Mbappé?</p>

Who is Kylian Mbappé?

A professional football/ soccer player.

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<p>Which club does Mbappé currently play for?</p>

Which club does Mbappé currently play for?

Real-Madrid

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<p>Which languages is Mbappé fluent in?</p>

Which languages is Mbappé fluent in?

French, Spanish, and English.

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<p>What is Mont-Royal?</p>

What is Mont-Royal?

Mont-Royal is a hill that inspired the name for Montréal.

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<p>What is poutine?</p>

What is poutine?

a dish made of french fries, cheese curds, and gravy

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<p>What is the subway in Montréal called?</p>

What is the subway in Montréal called?

the Metro

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<p>What is a beaver tail?</p>

What is a beaver tail?

Le queue de castor is a type of fried dough pastry, often topped with various sweet toppings.

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<p>What was Habitat 67?</p>

What was Habitat 67?

Habitat 67 was an experimental apartment complex that was part of the World's Fair in 1967.

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<p>What change did King Charles 9th make in 1564?</p>

What change did King Charles 9th make in 1564?

He changed the start of the year from April 1 to January 1.

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<p>What is the meaning behind the term 'Poisson d'Avril'?</p>

What is the meaning behind the term 'Poisson d'Avril'?

April Fish Day

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<p>What is a modern tradition do French people associate with Poisson d'Avril?</p>

What is a modern tradition do French people associate with Poisson d'Avril?

Discreetly attaching paper fish to people's backs

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<p>French people who still celebrated the New Year on April were called…?</p>

French people who still celebrated the New Year on April were called…?

Fools

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<p>How long did it take to build the Arc de Triomphe?</p>

How long did it take to build the Arc de Triomphe?

It took 30 years to build.

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Who commissioned the Arc de Triomphe?
Napoleon
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<p>How many roads converge at the Arc de Triomphe?</p>

How many roads converge at the Arc de Triomphe?

The Arc sits at the center of 12 roads. It is called l'Etoile. "The star"

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What is located underneath the Arc de Triomphe?
The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is located underneath the Arc.
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What modern arch aligns with the Arc de Triomphe?
La Grande Arche
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What famous Paris street ends at the Arc de Triomphe?
The famous street is known as the Champs-Élysées.